Name
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First Name
Last Name
Email
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Phone
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Address
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Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal Code
Country
How old are you?
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What do you do for a living?
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How many children are in your home?
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How old are they? (Check all that apply)
Other than yourself, how many additional adults do you share your home with?
How old are they?
What is their relationship to you?
What is your living arrangement?
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Have you ever owned a pet before?
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(this excludes family pets while growing up with your family)
What kind of pets have you owned? (check all that apply)
Do you currently have any pets at home?
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Please list ALL pets that you CURRENTLY own. Include: type (dog/cat) breed, age, gender, length of time in your care, etc.
Are your current pets spayed/neutered?
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What does your schedule look like?
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Where will your foster dog be when you are not home?
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How long will your foster dog be left unattended by a person
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Please note that foster dogs cannot be left in a crate unattended for more than 3-4 hours at a time. If a foster works full time away from home, we require fosters to arrange accommodations with family, partner, roommates, or friends to get the dog some food and exercise from the crate.
If you spend most of the day away from home, what would you do with your dog?
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Where will your foster dog sleep during the night?
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How would you rate your experience with dogs?
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When would you like to take your foster dog home?
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Please share your preferences in terms of size, breed, energy level, etc. Fosters for large dogs (45+ lbs) are always our biggest need. Please note that you do not need a house or yard to foster a large dog. Many bigger dogs are just fine in apartments, and our team will pair you with a dog that will be a great match.
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Are you willing to foster dogs with medical needs?
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Are you willing to foster dogs that need training upkeep/behavior rehabilitation?
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Are you willing to foster pregnant mamas and/or mamas and their litters?
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How did you hear about us?
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If someone referred you, please list their name here so we may thank them:
We require 48 hours notice if you need to transition your foster dog in case of emergency. Is that something you feel you can accommodate?
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Wags and Walks dogs will often have a transition period of 1-2 weeks after leaving the shelter and may exhibit signs of separation anxiety and/or may have accidents in their new foster homes until they feel safe. Please check that you agree to understanding that there could be a transition period.
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I understand that any misrepresentation of the above information authorizes Wags & Walks to deny application, and/or reclaim the pet that is in my home. I acknowledge that Wags & Walks cannot guarantee any animals against parasites, diseases or destructive behavior. If I foster a dog from Wags & Walks I will not hold Wags & Walks responsible, nor seek any compensation for damages, medical fees or other liabilities incurred by the pet I foster.
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I understand that I must follow all Wags and Walks protocols for fostering a dog, which includes: always having a collar on, keeping a leash on my foster dog at all times when in public, and using a crate for my foster dog when he/she is alone.
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If you need to transition your foster dog due to it not being the best match, we ask that fosters be flexible and patient as our team works to line up a new placement. We will need you to continue to care for the dog until a new foster is lined up.. Is that something you feel you can accommodate?
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